Mohammad Ghanbari

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University of Essex

United Kingdom

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Mohammad Ghanbari is a Professor at the University of Essex in the United Kingdom. His research focuses on video streaming technologies, video quality assessment, and deep learning applications in video analysis. Recent publications include studies on temporal smoothness in video reconstruction, hybrid P2P-CDN frameworks for live streaming, and smartphone-based gait recognition using convolutional neural networks.

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Elsa Fonseca

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Universidade da Beira Interior

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Klaus Schoeffmann

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Hadi Amirpour

Instituto de Telecomunicações

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Manuela Pereira

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Universidade da Beira Interior

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Hermann Hellwagner

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Alpen-Adria-Universität Klagenfurt

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On Temporal Smoothness of Video Reconstruction Quality in the DCVS via Non-Uniform Sampling

ALIVE: A Latency- and Cost-Aware Hybrid P2P-CDN Framework for Live Video Streaming

DeepVCA: Deep Video Complexity Analyzer

ARARAT: A Collaborative Edge-Assisted Framework for HTTP Adaptive Video Streaming

Improving precision of objective image/video quality meters

JND-aware Two-pass Per-title Encoding Scheme for Adaptive Live Streaming

PRAM: Penalized Resource Allocation Method for Video Services

An Efficient Approach of Assessing Quality of Blurred Image

Quality Evaluation of Holographic Images Coded With Standard Codecs

Smartphone-based gait recognition using convolutional neural networks and dual-tree complex wavelet transform

GAMORRA: An API-level workload model for rasterization-based graphics pipeline architecture

An efficient six-parameter perspective motion model for VVC

Advanced Scalability for Light Field Image Coding

DeepStream: Video Streaming Enhancements using Compressed Deep Neural Networks

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Elsa Fonseca

Klaus Schoeffmann

Hadi Amirpour

Manuela Pereira

Hermann Hellwagner

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